>Financially.

Correct. Clinical depression does not give a crap about how much money you have in the bank, though not having to worry about being homeless is a plus.

>If you haven't done any experiments to prove how much damage WiFi can cause, then how do you know that your APs are safe?

Because they know that standard APs are safe..

>. But he said the company is appealing to consumers' beliefs, whether they are supported by science or not.

They know that they're marketing to delusional people. It'll probably improve their sales.

If nutrition varied, there's no way you could determine a child's height from measuring their parents. You couldn't do it from DNA for the same reason.
Very short people who grew up poor can have children that tower over them by their 12th birthday if the kids grow up in a better environment.

Time to get some professional help.

IMAX are the only movies that are a better experience than a decent home theater, but now I'm hesitant to give them any more of my money.

We should probably all stop mentioning them anyway. If they don't want journalists to mention their name, reviewers and movie listings shouldn't either.

I never receive them, because if you're not in my address book, I'm not picking up the phone.

Just like attention was drawn to the destruction of so much blue-collar work? Most Americans don't seem to care that the wealthy are looting the country until they lose their own jobs. Too many working-class people have an absurd belief that they'll be one of the wealthy exploiters, so support the destruction of the American dream of hard work bringing you a good life. It's insane.

I have an S6, and the Samsung keyboard would disappear as soon as it appeared, making text entry impossible. Fortunately I could use voice recognition to find another keyboard in the Play store to make the phone usable.

>You have truly shown me the light, you obtuse ass.

It's funny that you don't realize that you're the clueless ass. Slashderp is mostly stupid people these days.

That's a terrible suggestion. Confidential data can't be given away to Google like that, and Outlook search works fine.

Or people just won't be able to leave Internet TV on in the background all day. All the services I use ask me if I'm still watching at least every couple of hours, so it seems that they want to avoid unnecessary use.

Caps will have to go up, but ISPs and video services do not want people to use their bandwidth streaming 1080p video 24/7 to have something on in the background, so don't expect them to go away.

We don't. I guess driverless trains just aren't exciting to the people trying to automate driving. It's obviously a much simpler problem than cars, though a single serious accident would be a far greater tragedy than a car crash, so there may be more business risk than anyone wants to get involved with.

They should if the vehicle is public transportation, like a cab or Uber driver. There is no slope here, slippery or otherwise. It's about keeping an eye on people who are responsible for the safety of others.

You're already nuts if you can't tell the difference between VR and reality. No, VR is not going to fail. It's amazing. You seem to be unable to live in the present.